Changing the way industry works with hemp
At Cannapell, we believe in the power of hemp to revolutionize resource utilization across various industries. We champion the use of hemp for:
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Biomass Energy: A renewable and sustainable source of fuel, hemp offers a cleaner alternative to traditional energy sources.
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Animal Feed: Hemp provides a nutritious and protein-rich option for animal feed, promoting healthy livestock and reducing reliance on traditional feed sources.
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Construction Industry: Hemp fibers emerge as a robust and eco-friendly alternative to conventional building materials, promoting sustainable construction practices.
By harnessing the potential of hemp, Cannapell empowers industries to adopt more responsible practices and contribute to a greener future.
Featured Services
Biomass Pellets
Price
FOB or CIF
Duration
1,000 kg big bags or bulk
Sustainable: Hemp is a fast-growing crop that requires minimal water and thrives without harsh pesticides or herbicides. This translates to a significantly reduced environmental impact compared to wood production.
Clean Burning: Cannapell hemp pellets boast low ash content, minimizing waste and harmful emissions during combustion.
Energy Efficient: Our pellets provide the same amount of energy per weight as wood pellets, ensuring optimal heat output for your biomass needs.
Animal Feeds
Price
FOB or CIF
Duration
25 kg, 50kg, 1000 kg big bags or bulk
Cannapell offers hemp seeds as a powerful alternative to traditional soy protein for animal and fish feed. Here's why you should choose Cannapell hemp seeds:
Sustainable Source: Hemp is a fast-growing crop requiring minimal resources compared to soy. This translates to a reduced environmental footprint.
Reduced Reliance on Imports: Soy protein often travels long distances, particularly from South America. Hemp seeds can be grown locally, minimizing transportation emissions and supporting regional agriculture.
Rainforest Protection: Soy production can be linked to deforestation in sensitive areas. By choosing hemp, you contribute to protecting these vital ecosystems.
Cost-Effective: Hemp seeds can be a competitive alternative to soy protein, offering economic benefits for producers.
Construction Insulation
Price
FOB or CIF
Duration
Pallets
Insulation: Hemp fibers can be used directly as insulation or processed into batts and rolls. Hemp insulation boasts superior thermal and acoustic insulation properties compared to some traditional materials. Plus, it regulates humidity, creating a comfortable living environment.
Bio-based Composites: Hemp fibers can be combined with various resins to create lightweight, high-strength composite panels. These panels can be used for wall cladding, interior applications, and even furniture due to their aesthetic appeal.
Hemp Lintels and Beams: While not for major load-bearing structures, hemp fibers can be used with lime or other natural binders to create lintels (beams above doorways or windows) and non-structural beams. These offer good strength-to-weight ratio and can be a sustainable choice for specific applications.
About Us
At Cannapell, we're driven by a revolutionary vision: harnessing the power of hemp to transform traditional industries towards a more sustainable future. We believe hemp, a fast-growing and versatile crop, holds immense potential to replace resource-intensive materials and practices across various sectors.
Cannapell is more than a company; we're a movement. We are dedicated to fostering a future where innovation meets sustainability. By collaborating with farmers, manufacturers, and builders, we strive to make hemp a mainstream solution across industries. Join us as we cultivate a greener tomorrow, one hemp innovation at a time.
Our Mission: We champion the responsible use of hemp to empower industries to adopt eco-conscious alternatives. Here's how we're replacing traditional methods with sustainable hemp solutions:
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Redefining Biomass Energy: The biomass industry often relies on unsustainable sources like firewood or coal. Cannapell offers hemp as a renewable and clean-burning alternative. Hemp grows quickly, matures in a few months, and can be replanted for continuous biomass production. This reduces dependence on fossil fuels and minimizes greenhouse gas emissions.
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Revolutionizing Construction: The construction industry is a significant contributor to environmental impact. Cannapell promotes hempcrete, a biocomposite made from hemp fibers and lime binder. Hempcrete boasts superior insulation properties, reducing energy consumption in buildings. Furthermore, it's lightweight, fire-resistant, and breathable, making it ideal for sustainable construction projects.
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Transforming Animal Feed: Traditional animal feed production can involve deforestation and long transportation chains. Cannapell introduces hemp seeds as a powerful alternative protein source for animals and fish. Hemp seeds are a complete protein source, rich in essential amino acids and beneficial fatty acids. They can be grown locally, reducing reliance on imports and supporting regional agriculture. Choosing hemp seeds for animal feed promotes healthier livestock and contributes to a more sustainable food system
Here are some HempStats
hemp presents a compelling solution for industries seeking sustainable and versatile materials. Its environmental benefits, strong material properties, and economic potential make it a promising alternative for a greener future.
30-50%
Compared to traditional concrete production, hempcrete boasts a significantly lower carbon footprint. Estimates suggest hempcrete has a CO2 sequestration potential of 30-50% during its growth cycle [Source: National Hemp Association -
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Enhanced Energy Efficiency: Studies show hempcrete walls can achieve up to 7 times better thermal insulation compared to standard brick walls [Source: A Hemp House: Building a Low-Energy Dream by Martin Rütschi].
33%-50%
Lightweight Advantage: Hempcrete weighs roughly one-third to one-fifth the weight of concrete, reducing structural load and potentially allowing for more efficient foundation designs [Source: A Hemp House: Building a Low-Energy Dream by Martin Rütschi].
50% less CO2
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Soybean meal: Let's say 1 ton of soybean meal production emits 2.0 tons of CO2 (including cultivation, processing, and transportation).
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Hemp seed: Ideal hemp production might sequester 0.5 tons of CO2 per ton of hemp seed and the processing and transport might emit 0.5 tons of CO2.
In this simplified scenario, using 1 ton of hemp seed instead of soybean meal could potentially save 2.0 tons + 0.5 tons - (0.5 tons + 1.0 tons) = 1.0 ton of CO2.